Playlist 619
tom.m...@gmail.com
Swallow the Sun-New Moon.
Thrash triple threat
Megadeth-Endgame
Slayer-WPB
Definance-The Prophecy
NP-Kansas ST debut
Black Tape for a Blue Girl-Halo Star/Ambient atmospheric dark wave.
Probably no one here would have interest or like. When they use her to
sing, Elysabeth for e.
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> Mastodon-CTS. AOTY
Yes, I just decided this. Although I dig some songs on Amorphis
Skyforger, it just doesn't kick ass end to end like CTS does.
Honorable mention then.
Tom
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> Definance-The Prophecy
>
> NP-Kansas ST debut
Definance? De Finance? wtf typo. Defiance.
Tom
Bomber
Fear Factory - Mechanize
Gothminister - Happiness In Darkness ( I really shouldn't like this, but I
can't help it. It's catchy)
Anaal Nathrakh - In The Constelation Of The black Widow (sounds exactly the
same as all their other stuff. Works for me.)
Mob Rules - Radical Peace
Green Carnation - The Quiet Offspring
Bathory - Destroyer Of Worlds
Sacrifice - The Ones I Condemn ( Tom should really check out Sacrifice)
http://www.myspace.com/sacrificecanada
Bad Religion - All Ages
Thrawsunblat - Demo
Konkhra - Nothing Is Sacred
audiophile
> Fear Factory - Mechanize
> Gothminister - Happiness In Darkness ( I really shouldn't like this, but I
> can't help it. It's catchy)
> Anaal Nathrakh - In The Constelation Of The black Widow (sounds exactly the
> same as all their other stuff. Works for me.)
> Mob Rules - Radical Peace
> Green Carnation - The Quiet Offspring
> Bathory - Destroyer Of Worlds
> Sacrifice - The Ones I Condemn ( Tom should really check out Sacrifice)
He really should. In fact, he should pick up the new album, which I
grew bored of very quickly, declare it their best and ignore their two
classics :)
> Bad Religion - All Ages
Love this.
e.
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the classic for all ages
Bomber
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He'll probably like Apocalypse Inside the best.
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> Fear Factory - Mechanize
> Gothminister - Happiness In Darkness ( I really shouldn't like this, but I
> can't help it. It's catchy)
Why shouldn't you like that?
> Sacrifice - The Ones I Condemn ( Tom should really check out Sacrifice)http://www.myspace.com/sacrificecanada
Are they Canadian?
Tom
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> > Sacrifice - The Ones I Condemn ( Tom should really check out Sacrifice)
>
> He really should. In fact, he should pick up the new album, which I
> grew bored of very quickly, declare it their best and ignore their two
> classics :)
What did I do to deserve this?
> > Bad Religion - All Ages
>
> Love this.
>
> e.
> --
> the classic for all ages
Tom
NP-Point of Know Return
audiophile
> On Dec 30, 9:20 pm, audiophile <audiophi...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > > Sacrifice - The Ones I Condemn ( Tom should really check out Sacrifice)
>
> > He really should. In fact, he should pick up the new album, which I
> > grew bored of very quickly, declare it their best and ignore their two
> > classics :)
>
> What did I do to deserve this?
Do we really have to recount all the top tier metal bands that you
started with late albums and didn't go back to the established
classics for?
Really? :)
e.
--
poke
Bomber
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On Dec 30, 9:06 pm, "Bomber" <bom...@bomber.bomb> wrote:
> Fear Factory - Mechanize
> Gothminister - Happiness In Darkness ( I really shouldn't like this, but I
> can't help it. It's catchy)
> Why shouldn't you like that?
It seems like something more for the Hot Topic crowd than me. Oh well,
guilty pleasure I guess.
> Sacrifice - The Ones I Condemn ( Tom should really check out
> Sacrifice)http://www.myspace.com/sacrificecanada
> Are they Canadian?
>
>Tom
Yep.
Dennis Mullinax
Skeletonwitch - Breathing The Fire
Voivod - Dimension Hatross
Soze
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I agree with this...played the new Sacrifice 3 times and forgot about it.
It`s insanely average.
Soze
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> Anaal Nathrakh - In The Constelation Of The black Widow (sounds exactly
> the same as all their other stuff. Works for me.)
I think they use the clean vocals a bit more than normal. Either way it`s a
fantastic album.
tom.m...@gmail.com
> > > He really should. In fact, he should pick up the new album, which I
> > > grew bored of very quickly, declare it their best and ignore their two
> > > classics :)
>
> > What did I do to deserve this?
>
> Do we really have to recount all the top tier metal bands that you
> started with late albums and didn't go back to the established
> classics for?
>
> Really? :)
>
> e.
> --
> poke
There are a lot of bands I moderately like that I doubt I'd really
listen to the older albums enough times to justify buying them. The
ones I deem important, I do get to.
As in recently
Mastodon-Remission. Said I'd get to it and I did. Just took a few
years to get around to it.
Kansas-several of their older albums, I have and will get a few more
in the next few weeks.
But for bands like Behemoth, Nile and so many DM bands, I don't like
DM enough to complete it.
Others are on the list, but it may be a while before I get to them.
If you say Celtic Frost, I have heard some songs from their older
days, and don't really like them enough to get to it so quickly. I
believe I'm going to like Triptykon more in any event. Just from the
two songs I have heard.
Tom
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> "tom_...@juno.com" <tom.madm...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>
> news:b9eee41d-f372-4d31...@m25g2000yqc.googlegroups.com...
> On Dec 30, 9:06 pm, "Bomber" <bom...@bomber.bomb> wrote:
>
> > Fear Factory - Mechanize
> > Gothminister - Happiness In Darkness ( I really shouldn't like this, but I
> > can't help it. It's catchy)
> > Why shouldn't you like that?
>
> It seems like something more for the Hot Topic crowd than me. Oh well,
> guilty pleasure I guess.
Is it goth metal?
> > Sacrifice - The Ones I Condemn ( Tom should really check out
> > Sacrifice)http://www.myspace.com/sacrificecanada
> > Are they Canadian?
>
> >Tom
>
> Yep.
Then I couldn't listen without DT's Canadian Metal running through
my mind in the background. Maybe if it's good enough it might make me
forget.
Tom
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wrote:
> > Gothminister - Happiness In Darkness ( I really shouldn't like this, but I
> > can't help it. It's catchy)
>
> Why shouldn't you like that?
>
> > Sacrifice - The Ones I Condemn ( Tom should really check out Sacrifice)http://www.myspace.com/sacrificecanada
>
> Are they Canadian?
>
> Tom
Ok, listened to some of the songs on this. I do like the older stuff
more. A vote for e. then. Except, I guess he said I'd get into the new
album and ignore the old stuff, so then I guess a vote not for e.
then. This takes me back to the thrash days.
As for the Gothminister, at least it's not CM type vocals. I don't
think I'd buy this but I didn't throw up right away, either.
Tom
audiophile
Sacrifice - Forward to Termination and Soldiers of Misfortune are
essential.
Buy them now.
e.
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:)
p t
then no essential Sacrifice for me darn!!!
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> if those Sacrifice cd's ever get re-issued i will check them out, til
> then no essential Sacrifice for me darn!!!
Can they be found on the usual suspects website, CM or End Records?
Searched these, and only the new album. Also searched Fye and didn't
even find the new album.
I found this listed on e-bay
Sacrifice-Apocalypse Inside for $5.
SACRIFICE SOLDIERS OF MISFORTUNE 2 CD SET NEW IMPORT ! For $13.95
SACRIFICE - FORWARD TO TERMINATION OFFICIAL DCD for $16.95
I guess you trust the sellers or not.
You don't really want to look at Amazon. I see FtT, but at $79.95 for
new and $33 something for used, I think that's just too f'ing high no
matter how good it is.
Of course, I see SoM new for $176 on Amazon. There's other lower
prices for new and used, but looks like the lowest price for new is
just under $50. I think I am with PT on this, it will be essential
when they get re-issued. I can't in good conscience pay that kind of
cash for a CD.
I did see a triple deal for Celtic Frost CD's for about $34.95. A good
deal.
Into the Pandemonium
To Mega Therion
Morbid Tales/Emperor's Return
I see a pretty similar deal with Kreator CD's.
I see the new CD prices for DA aren't very promising, either.
1 frolic for $144 something. And used from $69.
I guess some of this could be had, but I am not going to spend $50 to
$166 for CD's. Not when I could get a 6 pack of CF and Kreator CD's
for about $69 total.
Tom
Bomber
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> if those Sacrifice cd's ever get re-issued i will check them out, til
> then no essential Sacrifice for me darn!!!
>
They've recently been re-mastered / re-issued as double cd's.
Soze
On Jan 1, 12:49 pm, PrimeTime-...@webtv.net (p t) wrote:
> if those Sacrifice cd's ever get re-issued i will check them out, til
> then no essential Sacrifice for me darn!!!
> Can they be found on the usual suspects website, CM or End Records?
>Searched these, and only the new album. Also searched Fye and didn't
>even find the new album.
>I found this listed on e-bay
>Sacrifice-Apocalypse Inside for $5.
>SACRIFICE SOLDIERS OF MISFORTUNE 2 CD SET NEW IMPORT ! For $13.95
>SACRIFICE - FORWARD TO TERMINATION OFFICIAL DCD for $16.95
>I guess you trust the sellers or not.
The original Sacrifice albums were re-issued recently and can be bought
direct from their website
http://www.sacrifice.com.br/merchandise.asp
>You don't really want to look at Amazon. I see FtT, but at $79.95 for
>new and $33 something for used, I think that's just too f'ing high no
>matter how good it is.
> Of course, I see SoM new for $176 on Amazon. There's other lower
>prices for new and used, but looks like the lowest price for new is
>just under $50. I think I am with PT on this, it will be essential
>when they get re-issued. I can't in good conscience pay that kind of
>cash for a CD.
They have been...the ridiculously high price ones are for the original
copies...I`m surprised they`re still holding that price now to be honest.
Dreamweaver by Sabbat used to go for �50 on ebay until it was re-issued, now
you can buy the album cheaply the original copies aren`t worth shit.
>I did see a triple deal for Celtic Frost CD's for about $34.95. A good
>deal.
>Into the Pandemonium
>To Mega Therion
>Morbid Tales/Emperor's Return
>I see a pretty similar deal with Kreator CD's.
Pleasure to Kill - Kreator and Celtic Frost To Mega Therion are about �3
each at the UK amazon!
>I see the new CD prices for DA aren't very promising, either.
>1 frolic for $144 something. And used from $69.
This is the boxet which has the first 2 albums re-mastered with demo and
bonus tracks plus a DVD. It`s �15 in the UK, don`t know why you get stitched
for music so much over there!!
tom.m...@gmail.com
> > if those Sacrifice cd's ever get re-issued i will check them out, til
> > then no essential Sacrifice for me darn!!!
>
> They've recently been re-mastered / re-issued as double cd's.
How recent, because I didn't see that on the webstore sites I went
to.
Tom
tom.m...@gmail.com
> The original Sacrifice albums were re-issued recently and can be bought
> direct from their website
>
> http://www.sacrifice.com.br/merchandise.asp
I think I'd rather order from a online webstore, as then I can buy
other CD's at the same time.
> They have been...the ridiculously high price ones are for the original
> copies...I`m surprised they`re still holding that price now to be honest.
> Dreamweaver by Sabbat used to go for £50 on ebay until it was re-issued, now
> you can buy the album cheaply the original copies aren`t worth shit.
Except of course, to some collectors who want the original issue CD
if they can get it.
> Pleasure to Kill - Kreator and Celtic Frost To Mega Therion are about £3
> each at the UK amazon!
Yeah, it's about $10-12 each on Amazon, you can order 3 of them
together, and maybe get a small discount or something. I know 3 pounds
is not much in terms of what a CD could cost.
> http://www.amazon.com/Archives-Artifacts-Death-Angel/dp/B00070FX1E/re...
>
> This is the boxet which has the first 2 albums re-mastered with demo and
> bonus tracks plus a DVD. It`s £15 in the UK, don`t know why you get stitched
> for music so much over there!!
Probably because the demand in the US is almost non-existent for a
lot of older metal. Places just don't bother stocking something that
isn't going to sell much.
However, let Tool release a new album, and everyone will have tons
of copies to sell.
Tom
No disrespect to Tool, but I believe their last album sold over
400,000 copies in the US the first week out. While DA probably sold
500 copies of all their albums in the US for the whole month of
December. If they're lucky.
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> If you say Celtic Frost, I have heard some songs from their older
> days, and don't really like them enough to get to it so quickly. I
> believe I'm going to like Triptykon more in any event. Just from the
> two songs I have heard.
>
> Tom
Wow, one day. Got to be a record for getting around to something I
didn't think I'd be getting around to for months.
Tom
NP-Morbid Tales
audiophile
As much as I love Monotheist (and I'm probably the album's biggest fan
on usenet!), I still prefer Morbid Tales.
Cast iron classic.
e.
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procreation of the wicked
Ritchie
1. Iron Maiden: Powerslave (still my favorite and most played Bruce
era album)
2. Primal Fear: New Religion
3. Judas Priest: The Essential (not a bad compilation)
4. Black Sabbath: The Dio Years (love the song "The Devil Cried")
5. Black Sabbath: Born Again (absolutely love the wicked riffing on
"Zero The Hero")
6. Metallica: Ride The Lightning (Metallica at their best, IMO)
tom.m...@gmail.com
> > NP-Morbid Tales
>
> As much as I love Monotheist (and I'm probably the album's biggest fan
> on usenet!), I still prefer Morbid Tales.
>
> Cast iron classic.
>
> e.
> --
> procreation of the wicked
You know, seeing how I've never heard MT before today, except maybe
if a song or two were on that Comp thing they released on their first
disbanding, it is sort of hard to not think of how much I like
Monotheist, and try to put this in proper perspective. It's certainly
good.
How odd, posting this message as that very song is playing.
Tom
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> Love this.
>
> e.
> --
> the classic for all ages
Not really remembering many fan comments, but is Monolith sort of
considered a bit of a disappointment to Kansas fans back in the day?
I like it, but it seems a let down compared to most of the other
early Kansas albums I have heard. Even with that, I like On the Other
Side, A Glimpse of Home and Stay Out of Trouble a lot.
Tom
audiophile
In the mainstream it was probably a letdown from POKR, but then most
people only know two songs by the band and their most popular of all
time was on that album. It still charted, although exact sales and
position or whatever I have no idea, as I don't remotely care about
that stuff. I'm sure you could look it up.
From a personal POV, Monolith was my first Kansas as an impressionable
teenager, and it blew my mind. However, if someone put a gun to my
head I'd have to say that Masque is probably their best overall, if
only for The Pinnacle.
e.
--
the first seven are all awesome though
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> > Not really remembering many fan comments, but is Monolith sort of
> > considered a bit of a disappointment to Kansas fans back in the day?
> > I like it, but it seems a let down compared to most of the other
> > early Kansas albums I have heard. Even with that, I like On the Other
> > Side, A Glimpse of Home and Stay Out of Trouble a lot.
>
> In the mainstream it was probably a letdown from POKR, but then most
> people only know two songs by the band and their most popular of all
> time was on that album. It still charted, although exact sales and
> position or whatever I have no idea, as I don't remotely care about
> that stuff. I'm sure you could look it up.
I do like it,and Masque as well, even if there isn't songs I
remember hearing lots of times. I do remember hearing more than 2
songs by Kansas on the radio as a kid, though. They still play Wayward
Son and Dust in the Wind about the most. Although I often hear POKR a
lot as well. This still, only times I am driving is when I have the
radio on.
I even heard a part of Song for America on the Weather Channel
during the local update part.
Tom
tom.m...@gmail.com
>. It still charted, although exact sales and
> position or whatever I have no idea, as I don't remotely care about
> that stuff. I'm sure you could look it up.
> e.
> --
> the first seven are all awesome though
Charting or not doesn't mean an album is well received by fans. Look
at that last Tool album, which if I remember charted #1 with 400,000
sold or something, and I believe many fans dislike it, or just
moderately like it.
Tom
Actually I don't care all that much about that either. All I hope is
band I like to sell enough to release new albums that get CD releases.
I know a lot of the bands I like and buy barely sell anything in the
US. 300-2000 copies is often the range. (first week out) I know they
have to do more worldwide.
Dennis Mullinax
Vektor - Black Future
Accuser - Reflections
Gama Bomb - Citizen Brain
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I thought that said "Bleak Future" for a second.
Tom
Bomber
Atrocity - Blut
Funebrarum - The Sleep Of Morbid Dreams
Dark Fortress - Eidolon
Black Dawn - Blood For Satan
Emeth - Telesis
Marduk - Rom 512
Wodensthrone - Loss
The Black - The Priest Of Satan
Gorefest - Rise To Ruin
Angel Corpse - The Inexorable
(Ian sparked my interest into heavy stuff again)
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Celtic Frost-Morbid Tales
Mastodon-Crack the Skye
And that was about it as I had a doctors app. and missed most of the
day. Well, I wouldn't exactly say I missed it.
Tom
p t
what did you think of Dark Fortress? i like all of their cd's, they
have a new one coming soon Yay!!! a few on your playlist i will check
out i haven't heard of.
Bomber
Dark Fortress sounded alright. I'd give it another spin. Black Dawn stood
out more for me. I stumbled upon a folder with a bunch of Black/Death stuff
I haven't heard but planned on getting around to. I guess I never got around
to it until now.
Latest listens:
Mortician - Zombie Apocalypse ( I actually own this!)
Antaeus - Blood Libels
Kult Ov Azazel - The World, The Flesh, & The Devil
Morrah - Sense Of Brutality
Marduk - Opus Nocturne ( own this as well)
Hades - ...Again Shall Be ( one of my favorite Black Metal albums)
Enthroned - Prophecies Of Pagan Fire ( I own this but forgot what a good
album it is)
Soze
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With my help you`ll get a taste in music that kicks ass!
Dennis Mullinax
Opeth - Damnation
Alestorm - Leviathan
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> > Angel Corpse - The Inexorable
>
> > (Ian sparked my interest into heavy stuff again)
>
> With my help you`ll get a taste in music that kicks ass!
So long as you don't slip that folder with Blind Guardian into his
playlist.
Tom
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> > (Ian sparked my interest into heavy stuff again)
>
> With my help you`ll get a taste in music that kicks ass!
Playlist today, probably not well received by some, at least some
albums.
Kansas-Masque
Dead Soul Tribe-The Dead Word
Kamelot-The Black Halo
Leaves Eyes-My Destiny
Black Tape for a Blue Girl-Halo Star
Celtic Frost-Morbid Tales.
NP-BoC-self titled debut from like, 1972
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wrote:
So, Soze, you say you don't know much about Blue Oyster Cult, heard
any of these songs over the years.
Cities on Flame with R&R
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0OBs6S1lW_Q
The Red and the Black
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zIawk-9PApw&feature=related
Astronomy
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7heNQmPkpWA&feature=related
Don't Fear the Reaper
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=czxQlzSf6H8&feature=related
Godzilla
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k6rDWqjnW7w
Nosferatu
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gts2yGraydk
ETI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sYkvpNR8BGU&feature=related
Veteran of the Psychic wars
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jGKNaIXtBZQ
Tom
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I like two of these, one way more than the other.
Although throw in Mastodon-Leviathan, and I really like that.
Tom
Bomber
When you wear out Morbid Tales are you moving on to 'To Mega Therion'?
audiophile
> "tom_...@juno.com" <tom.madm...@gmail.com> wrote in message
To Mega Therion is also absolutely essential, although I quite prefer
Morbid Tales.
In fact, I prefer Monotheist to TMT, although that's not remotely
criticism.
e.
--
the circle of tyrants.
tom.m...@gmail.com
> "tom_...@juno.com" <tom.madm...@gmail.com> wrote in message
Surely that would be a plan. If I had seen it in stock, when I
bought Morbid Tales, I'd probably be wearing them both out.
Tom
tom.m...@gmail.com
> > When you wear out Morbid Tales are you moving on to 'To Mega Therion'?
>
> To Mega Therion is also absolutely essential, although I quite prefer
> Morbid Tales.
>
> In fact, I prefer Monotheist to TMT, although that's not remotely
> criticism.
>
> e.
> --
> the circle of tyrants.
Although Bomber thinks I am wearing out MT, I have only gave it
about 6 listens of late. Hardly wearing it out I don't think.
Maybe tomorrow is a day to pull out Nostra for the maybe 13th total
listen.
tom.m...@gmail.com
> Kansas-Masque
> NP-BoC-self titled debut from like, 1972
> When you wear out Morbid Tales are you moving on to 'To Mega Therion'?
Funny, you don't accuse me of wearing out Masque, and how many times
have I listed that in the past 2-3 months?
Let's see, playlist today.
Megadeth-Endgame
Insomnium-Across the Dark
Swallow the Sun-New Moon
And some other recent repeats, but not MT today.
Tom
Dennis Mullinax
Buzz*Oven - Sore
Swallow The Sun - New Moon
Bomber
On Jan 6, 9:02 pm, "Bomber" <bom...@bomer.bomb> wrote:
> Kansas-Masque
> NP-BoC-self titled debut from like, 1972
> When you wear out Morbid Tales are you moving on to 'To Mega Therion'?
> Funny, you don't accuse me of wearing out Masque, and how many times
>have I listed that in the past 2-3 months?
I'd rather wear out Morbid Tales. No chance of that as I haven't played it
since last March.
>Let's see, playlist today.
>
>Megadeth-Endgame
>Insomnium-Across the Dark
>Swallow the Sun-New Moon
>And some other recent repeats, but not MT today.
>
>Tom
Queensryche - Operation Mindcrime
Saxon - Denim And Leather
Pathology - Age Of Onset
Urgehal - Goatcraft Torment (this was really good)
Suicidal Winds - Chaos Rising
Raxa - Rabinal Achi
Forest Of Impaled - Rise And Conquer
Hefeystos - Vilce Sjen
Psycho Motel - Welcome To The World
Motorhead - Orgasmatron
Blood Of The Black Owl - Self Titled
Mob Rules - Radical Peace
tom.m...@gmail.com
> > When you wear out Morbid Tales are you moving on to 'To Mega Therion'?
> > Funny, you don't accuse me of wearing out Masque, and how many times
> >have I listed that in the past 2-3 months?
>
> I'd rather wear out Morbid Tales. No chance of that as I haven't played it
> since last March.
Than Masque? You already said you didn't like Kansas or classic
rock, hardly a surprise.
> Queensryche - Operation Mindcrime
enjoyed this a lot back in the day. Guess that means you have to
chuck the CD out the window of your car, or barring you having a car,
lose it off the back of your 10 speed bike.
Tom
Dennis Mullinax
Mastodon - Crack The Ske
Raven - Walk Through Fire
Misery Index -Traitors
Ritchie
JP: RID, POE, SWOD
Short listening day, although I did listen to SWOD and POE twice.
tom.m...@gmail.com
Getting in a few listens before going to the club?
Tom
Ritchie
Yeah and I also got one of the dancers into POE. She is using some of
the songs on it in her routine on stage. She has used DP, DG,
Troubleshooter and HR.
tom.m...@gmail.com
> > > JP: RID, POE, SWOD
>
> > > Short listening day, although I did listen to SWOD and POE twice.
>
> > Getting in a few listens before going to the club?
>
> > Tom
>
> Yeah and I also got one of the dancers into POE. She is using some of
> the songs on it in her routine on stage. She has used DP, DG,
> Troubleshooter and HR.
Troubleshooter? I really, really think that is a bad choice.
Tom
Ritchie
Actually with the beat / rhythm of the song it makes for an amazing
performance on her part. She is a very good dancer and choreographs
her movements very well to the beat of the song.
tom.m...@gmail.com
> > > Yeah and I also got one of the dancers into POE. She is using some of
> > > the songs on it in her routine on stage. She has used DP, DG,
> > > Troubleshooter and HR.
>
> > Troubleshooter? I really, really think that is a bad choice.
>
> > Tom
>
> Actually with the beat / rhythm of the song it makes for an amazing
> performance on her part. She is a very good dancer and choreographs
> her movements very well to the beat of the song.
I guess we found one you're not immune to, then.
Tom
Dating her yet?
Ritchie
I actually like her performance and was talking about that The fact
that she is nude is no big deal to me. I would be just as impressed if
she did the routine with clothes on because she is that good. Her
moves are very well executed and her routine is original. One of the
other dancers told me she has had dance and ballet training and I
believe it to be true. She asked me if there was anything else that I
had from Priest that she could use (she had never heard of them) and I
told her that generally Priest do not make danceable music and that
POE was sort of an anomaly. I let her borrow Turbo to see if she can
use anything from it. I figure songs like Locked In, Parental
Guidance, RYAATW can be used for entertainment in dancing. Although if
she is as good as I think she is she can should be able to make
routines to match anything. i cant date her because I just cant date
girls that young, shes 23. Women in their twenties, IMO are usually
too immature still and too bubbly.
tom.m...@gmail.com
Another short day at work because of a Dr. appointment. Hopefully
these will begin to get farther apart, soon. I am almost spending more
time in the Dr's office than at work.
Tom
tom.m...@gmail.com
> > Tom
>
> > Dating her yet?
>
> I actually like her performance and was talking about that The fact
> that she is nude is no big deal to me. I would be just as impressed if
> she did the routine with clothes on because she is that good. Her
> moves are very well executed and her routine is original. One of the
> other dancers told me she has had dance and ballet training and I
> believe it to be true. She asked me if there was anything else that I
> had from Priest that she could use (she had never heard of them) and I
> told her that generally Priest do not make danceable music and that
> POE was sort of an anomaly. I let her borrow Turbo to see if she can
> use anything from it. I figure songs like Locked In, Parental
> Guidance, RYAATW can be used for entertainment in dancing. Although if
> she is as good as I think she is she can should be able to make
> routines to match anything. i cant date her because I just cant date
> girls that young, shes 23. Women in their twenties, IMO are usually
> too immature still and too bubbly.
That rule would exclude almost all college co-ed's.
Not to get too graphic, but I knew a dancer who once was a ballet
dancer, and she could do some moves you wouldn't believe.
Tom
tom.m...@gmail.com
Guess I forgot to list the short day playlist.
Porcupine Tree-Fear of a Blank Planet
VAST-Me and You
Sonata Arctica-Days of Grays
Ritchie
>
> - Show quoted text -
Oh I can believe it!
kev...@gmail.com
I dont know a pretty nude woman has got to add a lot, but I would love
to see what she does with Desert Plains...
Ritchie
>
> - Show quoted text -
She uses the original slower paced version on POE and she does a slow
seductive strip. The customers fall head over heels for it and drop
dollars at her feet like crazy, some even drop fives and tens.
Needless to say, she makes a lot of money.
tom.m...@gmail.com
> > That rule would exclude almost all college co-ed's.
>
> > Not to get too graphic, but I knew a dancer who once was a ballet
> > dancer, and she could do some moves you wouldn't believe.
>
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>
> > - Show quoted text -
>
> Oh I can believe it!
Haven't seen her in ages, but would like to again.
Tom
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> > > Troubleshooter? I really, really think that is a bad choice.
>
> > > Tom
>
> > I dont know a pretty nude woman has got to add a lot, but I would love
> > to see what she does with Desert Plains...- Hide quoted text -
>
> > - Show quoted text -
>
> She uses the original slower paced version on POE and she does a slow
> seductive strip. The customers fall head over heels for it and drop
> dollars at her feet like crazy, some even drop fives and tens.
> Needless to say, she makes a lot of money.
The perfect girlfriend. She makes a lot of money, than in turn, she
can spend on you. Tell me again why you're not dating her?
Tom
tom.m...@gmail.com
> > She uses the original slower paced version on POE and she does a slow
> > seductive strip. The customers fall head over heels for it and drop
> > dollars at her feet like crazy, some even drop fives and tens.
> > Needless to say, she makes a lot of money.
>
> The perfect girlfriend. She makes a lot of money, than in turn, she
> can spend on you. Tell me again why you're not dating her?
Before this descends into a discussion of past strippers we all
liked to watch, perhaps a play list.
Today.
Blood Ceremony-St. debut. (can't for the life of me remember the band
members names. Sorry e.)
VAST-April
Autumn-Altitude (couldn't remember names here, either)
Augury-Fragmentary Evidence
Overkill-Immortalis
Black Tape for a Blue Girl-Halo Star
Opeth-Watershed (complete end to end listen, had been given to
skipping a couple songs)
Tom
tom.m...@gmail.com
Perhaps Turbo Lover. As it sort of is a slow build up type song.
Tom
Ritchie
>
> - Show quoted text -
Like I said, I lent her Turbo a couple of days ago I also lent her RID
so she can hear if any songs interest her. Who knows maybe I just made
Priest another fan.
audiophile
> Blood Ceremony-St. debut. (can't for the life of me remember the band
> members names. Sorry e.)
I still adore this record. It will probably be on a top 10 of the
decade.
> Opeth-Watershed (complete end to end listen, had been given to
> skipping a couple songs)
Skipping songs on Watershed? Hm ... the only lesser track on the
entire album is Burden IMO. At first I dismissed Hex Omega as a GR b-
side (which it really kind of is), but it's still awesome.
Everything else absolutely destroys.
e.
--
fantastic album
kev...@gmail.com
sounds more like the perfect one night stand to me...
kev...@gmail.com
A relatively new friend of mine gave me the whole "I've heard of
Priest, but dont know what they play" rap, so I made her a mix cd.
She loves the slow and mid tempo songs. She liked Turn on Your light
so much that she actually went online and knew it was a bonus track
and it's history, which blew me away. Anyway even non metal fans can
find something to appreciate in Priest's varied catalog.
tom.m...@gmail.com
> > Perhaps Turbo Lover. As it sort of is a slow build up type song.
>
> > Tom- Hide quoted text -
>
> > - Show quoted text -
>
> Like I said, I lent her Turbo a couple of days ago I also lent her RID
> so she can hear if any songs interest her. Who knows maybe I just made
> Priest another fan.
And maybe a Ritchie fan as well.
Tom
The power of music.
tom.m...@gmail.com
> > Blood Ceremony-St. debut. (can't for the life of me remember the band
> > members names. Sorry e.)
>
> I still adore this record. It will probably be on a top 10 of the
> decade.
I don't know her name, though. I mean, that's the thing you said I
would know for all those female fronted bands I listen to.
> > Opeth-Watershed (complete end to end listen, had been given to
> > skipping a couple songs)
>
> Skipping songs on Watershed? Hm ... the only lesser track on the
> entire album is Burden IMO.
Burden speaks to me. I can't help it. I feel like I lived the story
in the lyrics.
> At first I dismissed Hex Omega as a GR b-
> side (which it really kind of is), but it's still awesome.
>
> Everything else absolutely destroys.
>
> e.
> --
> fantastic album
It is a fantastic album, however, as I said, with each album, I grow
more impatient with Akerfelt growling at me. So in response I usually
skip the two songs with a lot of growling.
Tom
tom.m...@gmail.com
> > > She uses the original slower paced version on POE and she does a slow
> > > seductive strip. The customers fall head over heels for it and drop
> > > dollars at her feet like crazy, some even drop fives and tens.
> > > Needless to say, she makes a lot of money.
>
> > The perfect girlfriend. She makes a lot of money, than in turn, she
> > can spend on you. Tell me again why you're not dating her?
>
> > Tom
>
> sounds more like the perfect one night stand to me...
Yeah, but he works with her, makes it more complicated.
Tom
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> > so she can hear if any songs interest her. Who knows maybe I just made
> > Priest another fan.
>
> A relatively new friend of mine gave me the whole "I've heard of
> Priest, but dont know what they play" rap, so I made her a mix cd.
> She loves the slow and mid tempo songs. She liked Turn on Your light
> so much that she actually went online and knew it was a bonus track
> and it's history, which blew me away. Anyway even non metal fans can
> find something to appreciate in Priest's varied catalog.
Here's the impression that bonus track made on me. "what's turn on
your light"? I couldn't name which of the CD's it's on. Matter of
fact, I don't listen to any of the bonus songs whenever I listen to
the album. It's about the same way with any other re-mix, remaster I
buy from almost any band. I usually don't listen to the bonus stuff
not included on the original album. At least not very often.
But all the more power to her. I hope she buys several re-master
CD's from JP.
Tom
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> Than Masque? You already said you didn't like Kansas or classic
> rock, hardly a surprise.
Bought Kansas-Song for America, and just got done listening to it.
It rocks, as they say. I only need Leftoverture to complete the early
set.
Tom
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> JP: RID, POE, SWOD
>
> Short listening day, although I did listen to SWOD and POE twice.
I e-mailed Servo out of the blue the other day, and he's still
around. He just hasn't posted on here in ages. He did say he may drop
a message here in the next few days.
Tom
tom.m...@gmail.com
> > She uses the original slower paced version on POE and she does a slow
> > seductive strip. The customers fall head over heels for it and drop
> > dollars at her feet like crazy, some even drop fives and tens.
> > Needless to say, she makes a lot of money.
>
> The perfect girlfriend. She makes a lot of money, than in turn, she
> can spend on you. Tell me again why you're not dating her?
>
> Tom
I meant to say here, "That in turn," Not than. In any event, the
question stands.
Tom
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> Blood Ceremony-St. debut. (can't for the life of me remember the band
> members names. Sorry e.)
> VAST-April
> Autumn-Altitude (couldn't remember names here, either)
> Augury-Fragmentary Evidence
> Overkill-Immortalis
> Black Tape for a Blue Girl-Halo Star
> Opeth-Watershed (complete end to end listen, had been given to
> skipping a couple songs)
Today
Kansas-Point of Know Return. (excellent album)
Mastodon-CTS
Epica-Design (Simone Simmons, e.)
Megadeth-Endgame (what is a RIFD chip?)
"The Leader of the New World Order, the President of the United States
Has declared anyone now residing inside the US of A
Without the RFID chip, you're just an illegal alien
An enemy combatant of America, welcome to the New World Order"
I wonder if he has looked at a calender lately.
Tom
audiophile
> > Everything else absolutely destroys.
>
> > e.
> > --
> > fantastic album
>
> It is a fantastic album, however, as I said, with each album, I grow
> more impatient with Akerfelt growling at me. So in response I usually
> skip the two songs with a lot of growling.
>
> Tom
Ha. Lotus Eaters and Heir Apparent are two of my top three songs on
the album :)
e.
--
loves akerfeldt's beastly growl
Soze
"tom...@juno.com" <tom.m...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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>Megadeth-Endgame (what is a RIFD chip?)
Google is your friend...an RFID chip is a `radio frequency identification`
chip, a tracking system that uses `intelligent` bar codes.
Soze
> > Like I said, I lent her Turbo a couple of days ago I also lent her RID
> > so she can hear if any songs interest her. Who knows maybe I just made
> > Priest another fan.
>
> A relatively new friend of mine gave me the whole "I've heard of
> Priest, but dont know what they play" rap, so I made her a mix cd.
> She loves the slow and mid tempo songs. She liked Turn on Your light
> so much that she actually went online and knew it was a bonus track
> and it's history, which blew me away. Anyway even non metal fans can
> find something to appreciate in Priest's varied catalog.
> Here's the impression that bonus track made on me. "what's turn on
> your light"? I couldn't name which of the CD's it's on.
It`s on Defenders of the Faith and I always skip it as well, it`s an awful
track. Have to say I find it quite apparent why most of Priest`s bonus
tracks weren`t on the albums in the first place!
Ritchie
> "tom_...@juno.com" <tom.madm...@gmail.com> wrote in message
I like the song, its emotional and has passion and nice guitar work.
kev...@gmail.com
I agree, but I can see where others would not like it. At any rate I
still thought it was cool she looked it up and being a non metal fan
liked any priest at all. It's not just a testament to her (obviously)
good taste but also to diversity of the metal gods.
tom.m...@gmail.com
Is Coil the other one? As it is, I always play Coil twice, three
times when I listen to the album.
Tom
Speaks to me
tom.m...@gmail.com
> >Megadeth-Endgame (what is a RIFD chip?)
>
> Google is your friend...an RFID chip is a `radio frequency identification`
> chip, a tracking system that uses `intelligent` bar codes.
I know what it is, I just discount the "conspiracy theory" aspect of
it.
If I was a conspiracy nut, I'd think someone got to me, injected me,
or spiked a drink with something to destroy my pancreas so I would get
diabetes and be sickly for the rest of my life.
Tom
I don't put much stock in conspiracy theories.
See you on Dec. 22, 2012.
tom.m...@gmail.com
> "tom_...@juno.com" <tom.madm...@gmail.com> wrote in message
Feel the same way. I don't think I played any of those bonus tracks
more than a few times.
Tom
tom.m...@gmail.com
> > > track. Have to say I find it quite apparent why most of Priest`s bonus
> > > tracks weren`t on the albums in the first place!
>
> > I like the song, its emotional and has passion and nice guitar work.
>
> I agree, but I can see where others would not like it. At any rate I
> still thought it was cool she looked it up and being a non metal fan
> liked any priest at all. It's not just a testament to her (obviously)
> good taste but also to diversity of the metal gods.
So, I guess I am going to have to dig out the Defenders remaster and
listen to the song to see what you're talking about, because I really
don't remember it by title alone.
Tom
tom.m...@gmail.com
> Kansas-Point of Know Return. (excellent album)
> Mastodon-CTS
> Epica-Design (Simone Simmons, e.)
> Megadeth-Endgame
Today
Kansas-Song For America
Insomnium-Across the Dark
Metal Church-This Present Wasteland
Black Tape for a Blue Girl-This Lush Garden (or something like that, a
bit too much ambient, and could use some upbeat songs.)
Draconian-Turning Seasons Within
Sirenia-13th Floor
NP Kansas-Masque. For the 30th-40th-50th time in the past 3 to 4
months. Yeah, it's that good.
Tom
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I'd like them to do two versions of all their songs for the next
album. One with more DM growls and one with less, but keep the mix on
both.
Let the fans decide which versions they like best.
Tom
Ritchie
Why bother? If u didnt like it before what makes u think u will now?
audiophile
Ugh. No thanks.
Deliverance is their weakest album, and their best ones (MAYH, Still
Life, BWP) have a good mix of both.
If you want all clean vocals, listen to another band ;)
e.
--
leave my opeth alone!
p t
i like Turn on Your light
to Tom
enough about F'n Kansas Sheeshhhh!!!,
i think you should give Youth another chance, it might click this time
:)
p t
of CoWS :-)
now that's a guitar solo.
Ritchie
Ynwies solos are too full of bs. His music could sound so much better
if he wasn't so full of himself and let the music breathe. But his ego
is too big and he has to solo every 5 seconds. I stopped listening to
Ynwie years ago.
kev...@gmail.com
He wants to be able to rake it over the coals with a degree of
authenticity :-)
tom.m...@gmail.com
> > So, I guess I am going to have to dig out the Defenders remaster and
> > listen to the song to see what you're talking about, because I really
> > don't remember it by title alone.
>
> > Tom
>
> Why bother? If u didnt like it before what makes u think u will now?
I tried to post a comment, but exceeded the post limit. Imagine
that. I don't really remember this song well, and as I said before I
don't listen to the bonus songs on this, or most remaster albums I
have bought that have them. Usually the bonus songs are no where near
the quality of the main album songs.
Tom
tom.m...@gmail.com
> > I'd like them to do two versions of all their songs for the next
> > album. One with more DM growls and one with less, but keep the mix on
> > both.
> > Let the fans decide which versions they like best.
>
> Ugh. No thanks.
>
> Deliverance is their weakest album, and their best ones (MAYH, Still
> Life, BWP) have a good mix of both.
>
> If you want all clean vocals, listen to another band ;)
>
> e.
> --
> leave my opeth alone!
Call it an experiment. Personally I think that Akerfelt writes
interesting enough lyrics that if he were to do a full album of all
clean vocals it could be very good.
Tom